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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1998
Page
4
Rep. Frank LoBiondo said he would vote to impeach President Clinton, stating he cannot in good conscience allow the nation's chief law enforcement officer to violate the law without consequence. He had been on a Democratic list of potential impeachment opponents.
Carolyn O Neal expresses heartbreak after Felicia Scott is found guilty of killing O Neals daughter and delivering her still unborn grandchild, an infant misrepresented as Scott's. The case underscores a breach of trust and tragedy amid a broader dialogue on integrity in sport.
The Pennsylvania Senate committee issued 19 recommendations to reform the PIAA after a contentious probe. It urges public access, broadened board representation, oversight by schools and government, and a competitive site selection process for championships. If ignored, lawmakers may intervene to ensure change.
Democrat Bob Kerrey will seek a third term as Nebraska senator, a decision that boosts Vice President Gore but deprives voters of an engaging choice. Kerrey, a Navy Seal and Medal of Honor recipient, has a varied career from governor to Hollywood dating Debra Winger, now returning to politics with a liberal defense stance and deficit hawk budget views. Analysts say a viable 2000 candidate must raise about $20 million in 1999, amid a compressed primary season that could wrap up by March 8.
Census figures show a 25 percent rise in men raising children without a female in the home over three years with single fathers moving from one in ten to one in six of such households since 1970. Experts credit custody reforms, openness to paternal roles, and adoption shifts, noting higher incomes for single fathers and broad societal changes.
The piece critiques the impeachment battle over President Clinton, arguing ethics split along party lines. It contrasts rigid legality with nuanced moral reasoning, citing Heinz dilemma lessons and calls for censure as a way to end the controversy. Washington Post Writers Group
A San Francisco Examiner columnist recalls watching the Kevorkian interview and reflects on durable power of attorney for health care. He and his wife revisited four life support directives, considering autonomy, suffering, and quality of life, while acknowledging discomfort and the urge to debate morality and legality of euthanasia.
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